Pictures of Seagrove 1950's

[Beachbummette]

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[Mango]

I would if I knew how (Mango was supposed to give me a lesson last visit but I think we got busy doing other things!) but I don't.

Kurt...can I email them to you and you link them?

BB, call me and I will walk you through it. It's really easy.

Ok, I see you got them up. I saw these at his house. These are really cool.

 

[Beachbummette]

(i'm on a roll now!)

 

[Mermaid]

Thank you BB. More than anything, I love the craggy weather-beaten trees of Seagrove.

 

[Beachbummette]

Hey BB. Maunsel sent me about 20 or so of the paintings from his aunt. I had puter problems when he sent them and didn't get to upload to Utube a video of him when rolling down the secondary dunes that used to be there in Seagrove.
There are few of the paintings uploaded in the Sowal picture gallery with commentaries.

OK Mangey...next visit I need lessons!:roll:

I have the video on this computer but have no idea how to load it. Any suggestions?

 

[Beachbummette]

Thank you BB. More than anything, I love the craggy weather-beaten trees of Seagrove.

Your welcome...those are beautiful. The cutey patootie little blonde is Maunsel and his father.

 

[TooFarTampa]

These are awesome! Thanks BB!

 

[dbuck]

Even then the houses were close to the water, I'm a little surprised. Great pics.

 

[Mango]

OK Mangey...next visit I need lessons!:roll:

I have the video on this computer but have no idea how to load it. Any suggestions?

I'll upload it to Youtube. I'll try and do it tonight. ;-)

 

[Mango]

Even then the houses were close to the water, I'm a little surprised. Great pics.

I think that picture may be a little deceiving. Do you notice the secondary dune? I thought Maunsel's beach house was in the same place as it always was. I may be mistaken though. He explained it to me when we were there BB with DKA, but Ihad just eaten about 5 lbs of grits.